The phrase "advertisements lead to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects or outcomes that advertisements may have on individuals or society.
Example: "Many studies suggest that advertisements lead to increased consumer spending and brand loyalty."
Alternatives: "advertisements result in" or "advertisements cause".
Other celebrities have since posed nude or semi-nude while in advanced pregnancy, including Christina Aguilera and Britney Spears whose billboard advertisements led to great controversy.
A letter writing campaign by one Dr. McIntyre against the Pulvermacher advertisements led to an exchange of letters in the Association Medical Journal.
Considering the featuring of celebrities in advertisements and theories about women's emotions and responses towards advertisements, it is proposed that: H2: Featuring a celebrity in an advertisement leads to significantly positive changes in the consumption behavior of women.
Poor user experiences with search advertisements can lead to ad avoidance thus reduce search engine's long-term revenue.
Growing portion sizes in restaurants and advertisements can lead to purchasing and preparing an overabundance of food, which eventually gets thrown away.
In 44% of cases, reviewers felt that the advertisement would lead to improper prescribing if the physician had no other information about the drug other than the advertisement [15].
Inquiries about the advertisement lead to Noah Freedman, one of the company's founders.
Thus, it is proposed that: H1: Emotional feelings injected into an advertisement lead to significantly positive changes in the consumption behavior of women.
This type of advertisement would inevitably lead to more clients.
If not, that is false advertising.The advertising networks will not look favorably upon any advertisement which doesn't lead to what has been advertised and neither will the internet users.
